These days there are literally thousands of independent hedge funds and equity funds of widely varying size perfectly capable of maintaining innovative competitive markets.
In the area of online computer games, its Xbox Live service has more than 5m subscribers, suggesting that the company is capable of supplying innovative services.Chris Capossela, who manages Microsoft's business-products group, believes the firm's "unique" strength is that it straddles both the consumer and business markets at a time when innovations often start at home rather than in the office.
The application of Grammatical Evolution, a grammar-based form of Genetic Programming (GP), has shown that it is capable of generating innovative engineering designs.
Second, advertising agencies have yet to identify models of collaboration that pair conceptual distillers - that is, "storytellers" -- with systemic thinkers, the latter capable of devising innovative transactions.
"They are capable of developing innovative solutions – helped by their greater familiarity with new technologies".
He's capable of a modern attitude.
With the increase in chemical literature and the number of companies moving towards an enterprise solution for document management, the need for a Chemically Aware™ system becomes more important to speed up the discovery of innovative drugs capable of addressing many unmet medical needs.
The trait theory of entrepreneurship like the trait theory of leadership states that entrepreneurs have certain innate traits that make them capable of coming up with innovative ideas and putting them into fruition.
To do that, the design of the study must be innovative, capable of measuring the true cost to society; to estimate the main cost components and their incidence over total costs; to envisage the different subjects who bear the costs; to identify the actual clinical management of illness; and to explain cost variability.
Employers need to know their new hires are capable of the adaptive and innovative thinking required for their businesses to remain competitive, and lawmakers in Congress and state capitols want to know exactly what their increasingly scarce dollars are paying for.
